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Pain of Going Public
Despite regulatory costs, some Valley small-caps still trade publicly. REGULATION: Small cap companies and the challenges of being public.Ventura Opens Office in China
TRADE: County to promote exports, investment in Shanghai.
Ventura County’s Small Business Development Center expands to China. What’s the benefit for local businesses?
Feed an E-tailer
TECHNOLOGY: Firm positions products on e-commerce sites.
Feedonomics sees growth developing software for online retailers.
Food Trucks Serve Dinner on Doorstep
Why Cook Wednesdays offers convenience at Glendale apartments.
App developer partners with apartment manager and food trucks to bring tenants dinner.
Students’ Cyber Skills Win Contest
High schoolers take top honors en route to lucrative careers.
North Hollywood High Schoolers’ win at cybersecurity contest could blaze career path.
Tastes of the Tropics Mix In Ice Cream
Belize native brings fresh flavors to frozen dessert shop.
How making tropical ice cream became an obsession for owner of Helados Pops.
Theft Leads To Art at PALS Auction
Motley Crue member, NoHo designer donate items for sale.
Police and artists come together for a fundraiser.
A Success at Succession
AEROSPACE: When her father died, she had to run the business. But preparation paid off.
Founder’s daughter hopes to propel Caps Aviation to new heights.
Does MRV Buyout Benefit Its Shareholders?
TELECOM: Companies will combine strengths, but price yields a small premium.
MRV Communications is acquired at low premium.
Radio’s Squeeze Play
Stations want to carry live broadcasts from Sports USA, but advertisers have other options.
Sports USA recruits a top sportscaster.
Ban the Box Stipulation Becomes L.A. Law
EMPLOYMENT: For criminal history, liability goes beyond just job applications.
If you ever applied for a job that required you to fill out an application, you may have seen a checkbox next to the question “Have you ever been convicted of a felony?”
Satisfied Customers Inspire FloQast Investors
SOFTWARE: Funding round of $25 million will finance international expansion.
Accounting software developer FloQast Inc. received $25 million in a second funding round.
Goodwill Launches Youth Program in Valley
CAREER: Dual approach serves both job-seekers and companies with positions.
The Southern California branch of Goodwill Industries International Inc. is extending a helping hand to the Valley’s struggling teens and young adults through its new YouthSource Center in Panorama City.
Ringing the Bell
Dr. Frederick Beddingfield III closed the Nasdaq on July 27, the first trading day for Sienna Biopharmaceuticals.
Q&A: Dr. Frederick Beddingfield III, chief executive of Sienna Biopharmaceuticals Inc., just took the company public.
The Diabetes Puzzle
Local hospitals grapple with the care and cost of a national epidemic.
How Valley providers grapple with the diabetes epidemic.
Q&A: Dr. Klein
Q&A: Bernie Klein talks about diabetic care at Holy Cross Providence Medical Center.
Trains, Buses, Housing
Public transportation plays a central role in North Hollywood’s vision for the future.
North Hollywood’s transit station, culture and lifestyle attracts developers and investors.
Industrial Scarcity Prompts Building Purchases
Trends stirring up Valley markets.
Real Estate Quarterly: San Fernando Valley
SUBMARKET REPORTS: How does your area measure up?
Real Estate Quarterly: Burbank and Glendale
SUBMARKET REPORTS: How does your area measure up?
Real Estate Quarterly: Conejo Valley
SUBMARKET REPORTS: How does your area measure up?
Real Estate Quarterly: Santa Clarita Valley
SUBMARKET REPORTS: How does your area measure up?
Antelope Valley
SUBMARKET REPORTS: How does your area measure up?
Around the Valleys
News and notes from the greater San Fernando Valley
Calendar
Calendar of Events
Housing Shortage to End Soon. Maybe.
ONE MORE THING: Newhall development could end L.A.’s housing crisis.
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